The FcResolv® NOG-EXL mouse model, which lacks Fc gamma receptors (FcgR), overcomes a previous challenge that has been known to delay the advancement of translational research. The presence of Fc receptors, found on both human and murine cells, can lead to confounding effects and inaccurate conclusions within the context of immunology and antibody-based drug studies.
Two prior versions of Taconic superimmunodeficient FcgR knockout models were launched in 2022 (FcResolv® NOG and FcResolv® hIL-15 NOG models) and have been widely recognized for their unique capabilities to improve experimental accuracy in murine models. The newest addition to the FcResolv® family further represents a critical advancement with particular utility for acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) research.